Xendpay, one of the most renowned financial firm recently revealed that it is using Ripple for processing payments to the Philippines. The official tweet said:
Send
up to £4,000 to the #Philippines and pay no Xendpay transfer fees. T&Cs
apply.
Xendpay claims to offer fast, safe, low-cost and fair money transfer internationally to its customers. The company has been employing RippleNet for many international payments. They have done transfers from the UK to Indonesia, Malaysia, SriLanka, and Bangladesh. Addition of Phillipenes in the list is a new payment corridor with Xendpay.
Xendpay is currently on Top of Ripple’s underlying Technology. The firm
now assures quicker settlement which normally takes about one to three working
days via bank account. The official announcement reads that;
We’ve
created relationships with leading banks across the Philippines to make it
simple for you to send money to a bank you’re familiar with. You can send money
to all major banks across the Philippines. We know how important it is to be
able to keep track of the money you’re sending which is why we keep you
throughout the entire process. We’ll confirm once we’ve received your money
when it’s been sent to the recipient and we’ll let you know as soon as it
arrives at its destination.
RippleNet has already covered almost 40 countries. The latest to join them in North America, Africa, Europe, South America, and Asia. After the Xendpay announcement Marcus Treacher, Ripple’s Global Head of Strategic Account
At ripple took to Twitter and said it as ‘Splendid News’. The official tweet read as:
Splendid
news: Xendpay processing remittance payments to the #Philippines, powered by #Ripple.
Fast, cost-effective, efficient.
#Runsonripple: this is the future of international payments
So if you are looking to transfer funds to the Philippines, Xendpay can help you using the latest Ripple Technology.
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